1. Decide how many tables and chairs you’ll need based on how many people are attending. For example: a 5’ x 3’ dining table could fit 6 easels. Yo...

2. Lay table cloths on the tables and set up the easels and the canvases.

3. Lay brushes, palettes, water cups and paper towels in front of each easel. Make sure each easel has the correct brush sizes needed for the paint...

4. Set up an instructional area (if you are doing the teaching). You’ll need a standing easel and a place to set your palette, brushes and water.

5. Hang up a sample painting or a print out to use as a visual.

6. Set up your TV to cast a video or demonstrate steps (if you are doing the TV method).

7. Set up a paint station where all the paints and extra brushes and paper towels will be.

8. Designate someone that will help pass out paints and extra supplies. You can either put all the colors on each palette or pass out colors as the...

9. Pre-trace designs on the canvas (if necessary) with graphite paper. Or have traceables and graphite paper ready for your guests to trace.